Tip Top Cleaners

My work recommended this place to get our work shirts pressed and clean. I took my shirts in weekly for a couple of months with no problem then I started getting back shirts that didn’t belong to me. I addressed the situation with the owner and he pretty much put the blame on me. They had no clue where my shirts were and wouldn’t pay me for my lost ones. I have since stopped using this place.

They ruined a blouse although I do commend them for at least paying for it. It can’t be replaced. I also feel like my clothes come back sometimes and I’m not sure they’re really clean.

I’ve been dropping off clothes here for about 2 years as its very convenient to where I work. At first the only complaint I had of this place was it’s price. I generally only drop off clothes because it is quicker and easier than washing and ironing them myself. I swear to boobs, every time I drop off clothes this place gets worse. I had some weird mishap where a keychain decided to stain two pairs of beautiful pants. I brought the pants in, showed them the stain and they told me they would try their best to get it out. I picked up the pants and the stain was in full effect… if anything it looked more pronounced than before. They put zero effort into getting out said stain. After the what have you with the pants I again dropped off some clothes. I went to pick up my order on the specified day and was told the shirts had some starch left on them and they would like to redo them. OK, no biggie, so I go to pick up the shirts on the next specified date and there are still starch stains on all of the seams. Sorry Tip Top but even at a block away I’ll go elsewhere.

Well, I’m not sure where the surfer guy was, but the folks who helped me out were very polite.
I took in 3 shirts, 2 – 3 pants, 2 vests, and my Technicolor Dream Coat.
Oh? You don’t have one of those?
Anyway, it was about 50 bucks all together. I’m not entirely sure how that works out in comparison to other places, as I’ve been avoiding dry cleaning for years.
But a word of advice.
If you take in your clothes on a Friday, don’t expect to get them back until late Monday.